Software Deals from Moog Music, D16 Group, and Relab Development
Big savings on professional software instruments and effects plugins.
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Software Deals from Moog Music, D16 Group, and Relab Development · Source: Moog Music / Relab Development / D16 Group
With these carefully selected software deals, you’ll save a pretty penny on quality music production software for your DAW. Don’t miss out!
This week’s Software Deals:
Remember that these software deals are available for a limited time only, so don’t sleep on them. Meanwhile, Thomann’s Music Days Sale is also currently on the go, so be sure to check out the offers by following the link below:
Software Deals: Relab Development Plugins
Until 16 July (which is tomorrow!), there is a last chance to save on high-quality reverbs and mastering plugins from Relab Development. Relab already has a stellar reputation among some of the industry’s top engineers and producers like Joe “Evil Joe” Barresi (Tool, Queens Of The Stone Age, The Melvins).
Right now, you can get 70% off the Relab Essentials reverb plugins, including the individual LX480, REV6000, and QuantX Essentials plugins, as well as 83% off the complete Relab Essentials bundle. These basic plugin versions of the Lexicon 480L, the TC Electronic System 6000, and the Quantec Room Simulator can each be upgraded to their respective Pro versions.
In addition, you can also save 46% on the Sonsig Rev-A algorithmic reverb and 20% on the Sonsig ACE stereo modulation tool. Meanwhile, the Relab/Maselec mastering plugins are also going at a 25% discount, so don’t miss out on these offers. Shop the Sale at Plugin Boutique.*
Software Deals: D16 Group Summer Sale
Until 30 July, the D16 Group Summer Sale is running at Thomann! This is a great opportunity to get 40% off selected software instruments and effects for your DAW.
If you’re an electronic music producer, this offer should be right up your street, with a chance to save on essentials like the Phoscyon 2 TB-303-style synth plugin, the Lush 2 SH-101-style synth plugin, and the Classic Boxes Collection, with plugin versions of classic drum machines like the TR-606, TR-808, and TR-909.
In addition, there are discounts on useful production tools like the Punchbox kick drum creation plugin, as well as a range of interesting creative effects processors like the Decimort 2 bit reduction plugin, and the Sigmund 2 delay plugin. Remember that this sale ends on the 30th of July, so don’t miss out on these savings! Shop the D16 Group Summer Sale on Thomann.*
Software Deals: Moog Virtual Summer Tour
Until 3 August, you can get nearly 50% off the Moog Music Moogerfooger effects with the Moog Virtual Summer Tour at Thomann. This offer includes discounts on the complete Moogerfooger bundle of eight plugins, now at $149, and the Custom Bundle 4, which gives you a choice of any four of these delicious effects for only $89.
The individual plugins in the Moogerfooger lineup are going for $29 each, and this includes the MF-104S Analog Delay, the MF-102S Ring Modulator, the MF-101S Lowpass Filter, the MF-105S MuRF, the MF-103S 12-Stage Phaser, the MF-108S Cluster Flux, the MF-107S Freqbox, and the MF-109S Saturator.
These Moogerfooger effects can be used in so many situations to add a touch of colour and animation to guitars, synths, and vocals, or to completely reshape a drum loop to give it a different rhythmic and sonic character. While some of the plugins can be used for simple tone adjustments, others allow complex modulation but still remain easy to use. Shop the Moog Virtual Summer Tour at Thomann.*
Software Deals: SSL Blitzer
Until 22 July, you can save 65% on the SSL Blitzer compressor plugin at Thomann. If you prefer an uncomplicated approach to compression, Blitzer is a great plugin that you will probably end up using on everything from vocals to synths, guitars, and drums. Although it’s simple, Blitzer is packed from top to bottom with features for almost any application.
For starters, it provides metering and I/O gain controls, as well as a handy auto-gain feature and a mix control for parallel processing. When you’re working with individual channels or groups, the Drive control lets you add colour and warmth, while the Transients control emphasizes the initial snap of drums and guitars.
With the Blitz button, you can introduce a vintage brickwall limiting effect, similar to the “all buttons in” trick used on the 1176. The Blitzer also has both external and internal sidechain capabilities, so you can use the sidechain high-pass filter to preserve your low-end and trigger the compressor with another signal in your DAW. Get it at Thomann.*
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